Regarding the scrolling, is it maybe the case that when touching the screen, iOS can “prepare” for a scrolling event by preloading stuff around the viewport? W

Regarding the scrolling, is it maybe the case that when touching the screen, iOS can “prepare” for a scrolling event by preloading stuff around the viewport? Whereas a cursor does not signal “scrolling intent” as good: it can be sort of anywhere (it can be “left behind” while you are reading som text) and is always on screen as opposed to your finger.